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Children and online privacy

Digital technology has changed the nature of privacy.

A female teacher helps children use computers in a library at Boufaroua Primary School on the outskirts of Sbeitla in Tunisia.
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Digital technology has changed the nature of privacy. This briefing outlines the key threats to children’s privacy, the companies who influence it and UNICEF’s view on what needs to be done.

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